I am putting together a short talk about Zany applications and hoped
     that you folks could help me out.  If YOU have used a PIC in any
     highly cool, or weird application, and I would be allowed to talk
     about in public (i.e. no NDA) and would like your 15 minutes of fame,
     please let me know all about your app!

     Five samples of your choice (yes, including JW) for those that I use
     in the presentation, and 10 for the wackiest application, but it must
     be a REAL application, and must be yours or someone you know that I
     can get the permission from.

     TIA,
     Scott Fink
     MCHP SMAD Applications Manager


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Subject: "Smart Fabric, or Washable Computing" uses PIC
Author:  jcline@EE.CALPOLY.EDU (Jonathan) at Internet_Exchange
Date:    5/4/99 10:06 AM


Surfing some current MIT research projects, their washable
computing research uses a PIC!

"A fabric breadboard or "smartkerchief". "
"...a PIC16C84 microcontroller and its supporting components are soldered
directly onto a square of fabric."

Cool!

        http://rehmi.www.media.mit.edu/people/rehmi/cloth/


Jonathan
jcline@ee.calpoly.edu
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